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Hi all,
I am struggling with the following problem: I want to use the following formula: =OFFSET('Sheet1 (1)'!$C$2;1;0;COUNT('Sheet1 (1)'!$C$3:$C$2008);1) very easy but this doesnt work. Why, because C2 is a field of a Pivottable and apparently Excell doest see this as a reference cell. any ideas how to solve this? Best regards Kenny |
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Hi Kenny,
Works for me. Try =OFFSET('Sheet1 (1)'!$C$2,1,0,1,1) This should return the value in cell C3 in Sheet1 (1) Your formula returns an array x rows high where x = COUNT('Sheet1 (1)'!$C$3:$C$2008) You need to enter the formula in one cell, then select a range of cells and press {Ctrl}{Enter} to see more that the first entry in the array. Also note that the separator for formula arguments is a comma, not a semi-colon. (May differ depending on your language settings?) Ed Ferrero www.edferrero.com Hi all, I am struggling with the following problem: I want to use the following formula: =OFFSET('Sheet1 (1)'!$C$2;1;0;COUNT('Sheet1 (1)'!$C$3:$C$2008);1) very easy but this doesnt work. Why, because C2 is a field of a Pivottable and apparently Excell doest see this as a reference cell. any ideas how to solve this? Best regards Kenny |
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